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06-25-2007
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| | semi-modal dialog box we are trying to do a semi modal dialog box. For example - if you think of the application as consisting of two sections, then a modal dialog box displayed in response to an event triggered from section one, would disable section one but still let us work on /edit section two and visa versa. Have you seen this before? your ideas /thoughts on how we could do this? |
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06-29-2007
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| | Re: semi-modal dialog box Can you just use a modeless dialog, but disable the toplevel element of section one when your dialog is displayed, and then re-eanble it when the dialog is dismissed? --Jeremy vikram.nayak@gmail.com wrote: > we are trying to do a semi modal dialog box. For example - if you > think of the application as consisting of two sections, then a modal > dialog box displayed in response to an event triggered from section > one, would disable section one but still let us work on /edit section > two and visa versa. > > Have you seen this before? your ideas /thoughts on how we could do > this? > |
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